Another volcano just erupted in the ring of fire

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Another volcano just erupted in the “Ring of Fire”
A massive column of smoke and ash shot nearly 10 miles into the sky above Sumatra Monday morning as Mount Sinabung, one of three currently active volcanos in Indonesia, began erupting.


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and the normal every day occurrences are just oh so normal. So normal the ring of fire is awakening, oh fk but don't think about the chit because they been telling us this for fifty years. Never mind that fifty years is almost up and quakes are taking place more than usual, among many other things.

But hey if it fully wakes up the ring of fire I guess we won't be saying it's fkn conspiracy then now will we bahahah. :iyfyus.jpg:
 
Another volcano just erupted in the “Ring of Fire”
A massive column of smoke and ash shot nearly 10 miles into the sky above Sumatra Monday morning as Mount Sinabung, one of three currently active volcanos in Indonesia, began erupting.


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and the normal every day occurrences are just oh so normal. So normal the ring of fire is awakening, oh fk but don't think about the chit because they been telling us this for fifty years. Never mind that fifty years is almost up and quakes are taking place more than usual, among many other things.

But hey if it fully wakes up the ring of fire I guess we won't be saying it's fkn conspiracy then now will we bahahah. :iyfyus.jpg:
Congrats. Feel free to bend over and kiss that fatass goodbye anytime
 
Another volcano just erupted in the “Ring of Fire”
A massive column of smoke and ash shot nearly 10 miles into the sky above Sumatra Monday morning as Mount Sinabung, one of three currently active volcanos in Indonesia, began erupting.


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and the normal every day occurrences are just oh so normal. So normal the ring of fire is awakening, oh fk but don't think about the chit because they been telling us this for fifty years. Never mind that fifty years is almost up and quakes are taking place more than usual, among many other things.

But hey if it fully wakes up the ring of fire I guess we won't be saying it's fkn conspiracy then now will we bahahah. :iyfyus.jpg:
Have you ever wondered why they call it "the ring of fire" in the first place, jackass?
 
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Oh and look at this fun stuff going on too LOL

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Yellowstone earthquake: Worried scientists log QUAKE SWARM of over 200 rumbles within DAYS
 
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Another volcano just erupted in the “Ring of Fire”
A massive column of smoke and ash shot nearly 10 miles into the sky above Sumatra Monday morning as Mount Sinabung, one of three currently active volcanos in Indonesia, began erupting.


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and the normal every day occurrences are just oh so normal. So normal the ring of fire is awakening, oh fk but don't think about the chit because they been telling us this for fifty years. Never mind that fifty years is almost up and quakes are taking place more than usual, among many other things.

But hey if it fully wakes up the ring of fire I guess we won't be saying it's fkn conspiracy then now will we bahahah. :iyfyus.jpg:
Have you ever wondered why they call it "the ring of fire" in the first place, jackass?

No JACKASS because I already know.............. Ever wonder why stupidity is handed down for generations.:abgg2q.jpg:
 
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Another volcano just erupted in the “Ring of Fire”
A massive column of smoke and ash shot nearly 10 miles into the sky above Sumatra Monday morning as Mount Sinabung, one of three currently active volcanos in Indonesia, began erupting.


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and the normal every day occurrences are just oh so normal. So normal the ring of fire is awakening, oh fk but don't think about the chit because they been telling us this for fifty years. Never mind that fifty years is almost up and quakes are taking place more than usual, among many other things.

But hey if it fully wakes up the ring of fire I guess we won't be saying it's fkn conspiracy then now will we bahahah. :iyfyus.jpg:
Have you ever wondered why they call it "the ring of fire" in the first place, jackass?

No JACKASS because I already know.............. Ever wonder why stupidity is handed down for generations.:abgg2q.jpg:


"The Ring of Fire is a string of volcanoes and sites of seismic activity, or earthquakes, around the edges of the Pacific Ocean. Roughly 90% of all earthquakes occur along the Ring of Fire, and the ring is dotted with 75% of all active volcanoes on Earth. "
Ring of Fire

This is what I thought of when I first read the thread title:
 
Another volcano just erupted in the “Ring of Fire”
A massive column of smoke and ash shot nearly 10 miles into the sky above Sumatra Monday morning as Mount Sinabung, one of three currently active volcanos in Indonesia, began erupting.


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and the normal every day occurrences are just oh so normal. So normal the ring of fire is awakening, oh fk but don't think about the chit because they been telling us this for fifty years. Never mind that fifty years is almost up and quakes are taking place more than usual, among many other things.

But hey if it fully wakes up the ring of fire I guess we won't be saying it's fkn conspiracy then now will we bahahah. :iyfyus.jpg:
Have you ever wondered why they call it "the ring of fire" in the first place, jackass?

No JACKASS because I already know.............. Ever wonder why stupidity is handed down for generations.:abgg2q.jpg:
I seriously doubt that your peculiar brand of stupidity will go on another generation.
 
The Pacific is shrinking and the Atlantic is broadening that is why there are at least two other smaller rings of fire.
 
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
February 19, 2018
Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles is a weekly column written by scientists and collaborators of the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory. This week's contribution is from Mike Poland, USGS research geophysicist and YVO Scientist-in-Charge, and Jamie Farrell, assistant research professor with the University of Utah Seismograph Stations and YVO Chief Seismologist.

Webicorder for station YMC (the closest station to the current swarm) for a 24-hour period spanning February 17-18, 2018. Each horizontal line is 30 minutes, and each spike is an earthquake. The vast majority of earthquakes are magnitudes of zero and below that may only have been recorded at this station and, therefore, are not locatable (an earthquake must be well recorded at 4 stations to be located).

Over the past several days, an earthquake swarm has been ongoing at Yellowstone. Before you read any more, keep in mind that swarms like this account for more than 50% of the seismic activity at Yellowstone, and no volcanic activity has occurred from any past such events. As of the night of February 18, over 200 earthquakes have been located in an area ~13 km (8 mi) NE of West Yellowstone, Montana. Many more earthquakes have occurred, but are too small to be located.

Does the location for this swarm sound familiar? It should... This is approximately the same place as last summer's Maple Creek swarm, which included about 2400 earthquakes during June-September 2017. In fact, the current swarm may be just a continuation of the Maple Creek swarm, given the ongoing but sporadic seismicity in the area over the past several months.

The present swarm started on February 8, with a few events occurring per day. On February 15, seismicity rates and magnitudes increased markedly. As of the night of February 18, the largest earthquake in the swarm is M2.9, and none of the events have been felt. All are occurring about 8 km (5 mi) beneath the surface.

Close-up view of seismicity associated with the current swarm (red circles) compared to locations of the 2017 Maple Creek swarm (gray circles). YMC is the closest seismic station to the seismicity.

What is causing this swarm seismicity? And why do swarms always seem to be happening in this part of Yellowstone National Park? A view of historical earthquakes in the region shows that the area is a hotbed of seismicity.

The University of Utah Seismograph Stations, which is responsible for seismic monitoring in the Yellowstone region, uses a standard definition of an earthquake swarm—an increase in earthquake rates within a given area over a relatively concentrated period of time without a single large "mainshock."

Swarms reflect changes in stress along small faults beneath the surface, and generally are caused by two processes: large-scale tectonic forces, and pressure changes beneath the surface due to accumulation and/or withdrawal of fluids (magma, water, and/or gas).

The area of the current swarm is subject to both processes. The largest historic earthquake in the region, the 1959 M7.3 Hebgen Lake event, was due to faulting that has its ultimate cause in the fact that the western United States is being pulled and stretched apart—this is what results in the "basin and range" topography of much of the region. But we also know that there is a tremendous amount of fluid in the subsurface, including hydrothermal water and gases that come to the surface at nearby Norris Geyser Basin—the hottest thermal area in Yellowstone National Park!

Map of Yellowstone earthquakes as located by the University of Utah Seismograph Stations from 1973 – 2017. Red circles are all quakes, and blue circles are earthquakes that were part of swarms.

The current and past earthquake swarms reflect the geology of the region, which contains numerous faults, as well as fluids that are constantly in motion beneath the surface. This combination of existing faults and fluid migration, plus the fact that the region is probably still "feeling" the stress effects of the 1959 earthquake, contribute to making this area a hotbed of seismicity and swarm activity.

While it may seem worrisome, the current seismicity is relatively weak and actually represents an opportunity to learn more about Yellowstone. It is during periods of change when scientists can develop, test, and refine their models of how the Yellowstone volcanic system works. Past seismic swarms like those of 2004, 2009, and 2010, have led to new insights into the behavior of the caldera system. We hope to expand this knowledge through future analyses of the 2017 and 2018 seismicity.

The earthquakes, too, serve as a reminder of an underappreciated hazard at Yellowstone—that of strong earthquakes, which are the most likely event to cause damage in the region on the timescales of human lives. As recently as 1975 there was a M6.5 event in the area of Norris Geyser Basin.

In future columns, we will be sure to share the results of research into Yellowstone's seismic swarms. We will also keep you informed about current earthquake activity, both in this column and through our monthly updates. Stay tuned!

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Latitude: 44.615° N
Longitude: 110.6° W
Elevation: 2,805 (m) 9,203 (f)
Volcano type: Caldera
Composition: basalt to rhyolite
Most recent eruption: 70,000 years ago—lava, current—hydrothermal explosions
Alert Level: Normal (2018-02-01 20:17:53)
 
Another volcano just erupted in the “Ring of Fire”
A massive column of smoke and ash shot nearly 10 miles into the sky above Sumatra Monday morning as Mount Sinabung, one of three currently active volcanos in Indonesia, began erupting.


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and the normal every day occurrences are just oh so normal. So normal the ring of fire is awakening, oh fk but don't think about the chit because they been telling us this for fifty years. Never mind that fifty years is almost up and quakes are taking place more than usual, among many other things.

But hey if it fully wakes up the ring of fire I guess we won't be saying it's fkn conspiracy then now will we bahahah. :iyfyus.jpg:
Have you ever wondered why they call it "the ring of fire" in the first place, jackass?

No JACKASS because I already know.............. Ever wonder why stupidity is handed down for generations.:abgg2q.jpg:
I seriously doubt that your peculiar brand of stupidity will go on another generation.

Hate to bust your bubble but i'm not a leftist idiot who relies on the gov. to tell me when to breathe and what to eat, as well as pop a pill for everything. A grid down your pathetic asses will be the first to die off because STUPID thinks a loaf of bread and a can corn will make great trade offs.
 
I am pretty sure I know what the ring of fire is and if I didn't I sure in the hell know how to look it up. LOL
 
A gas and steam eruption judging by the CA super-volcano by the classification there and at Yellowstone would not qualify as a volcanic eruption so long as no lava flows on the surface and no big rocks get tossed up into the air. But a really big steam and gas eruption would be a catastrophe.
 
Another volcano just erupted in the “Ring of Fire”
A massive column of smoke and ash shot nearly 10 miles into the sky above Sumatra Monday morning as Mount Sinabung, one of three currently active volcanos in Indonesia, began erupting.


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and the normal every day occurrences are just oh so normal. So normal the ring of fire is awakening, oh fk but don't think about the chit because they been telling us this for fifty years. Never mind that fifty years is almost up and quakes are taking place more than usual, among many other things.

But hey if it fully wakes up the ring of fire I guess we won't be saying it's fkn conspiracy then now will we bahahah. :iyfyus.jpg:
Have you ever wondered why they call it "the ring of fire" in the first place, jackass?

No JACKASS because I already know.............. Ever wonder why stupidity is handed down for generations.:abgg2q.jpg:
I seriously doubt that your peculiar brand of stupidity will go on another generation.

Hate to bust your bubble but i'm not a leftist idiot who relies on the gov. to tell me when to breathe and what to eat, as well as pop a pill for everything. A grid down your pathetic asses will be the first to die off because STUPID thinks a loaf of bread and a can corn will make great trade offs.
Whatever, I'm just thankful that you won't breed.
 

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